How does the author use language to highlight the cultural setting?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

The author uses onomatopoeia that reflects the way people who live in that culture would describe sounds.
The author uses onomatopoeia that reflects the way people who live in that culture would describe sounds.

The author uses onomatopoeia that describes sounds in a way that is universally understood and recognized.
The author uses onomatopoeia that describes sounds in a way that is universally understood and recognized.

The author uses personification to highlight a universal fear people across cultures are likely to share.
The author uses personification to highlight a universal fear people across cultures are likely to share.

The author uses personification to give the storm characteristics that reflect the people in that culture.

Answer 1

The best response that highlights how the author uses language to emphasize the cultural setting is:

The author uses onomatopoeia that reflects the way people who live in that culture would describe sounds.

This choice focuses on how specific language choices, like onomatopoeia, can be deeply rooted in cultural experiences and perspectives, thereby emphasizing the cultural setting.